A partly half-up hairstyle with a middle part to compliment the flow and subtlety of your wedding ensemble.
Want to wear an embellished headband? Look no further than this middle part, messy bun look.
A wavy middle-parted ponytail? That's cute.
A middle part coupled with wavy hair will definitely make your hair look voluminous.
A half-up hairdo with a middle part, and the addition of beautiful and fragrant flowers is one way to achieve that fairytale wedding look.
A tight plait with a middle part is the go-to hairstyle if you want to wear a stunning maang tikka.
Enhancing the volume and length, long wavy hair with a middle part is perfect if you want to adorn hair accessories.
Bring the 90's back with a sleek, poker straight hair look, perfectly parted down the middle.
Flowy and casual, you might want to opt for a simple yet elegant middle part with your curly locks.
Classy and modern, a sharp middle part going down till the very end of your straight hair is the ideal contemporary twist to a traditional bridal look.
A partly puffed messy bun with a middle parting and strands of hair loose on either side is another hairstyle to opt for, on your big day.
If you want to add a veil, there is no better way to do so, than with a tightly pulled back bun.
Chic and stylish, letting your hair loose with a middle part, is sure to accentuate your face structure while giving it the illusion of length and creating symmetry around your face.
A bun with a middle part is a classic hairstyle that you cannot go wrong with, especially if you wish to wear a traditional maang-tikka, matha patti or even fragrant flowers.
A loosely tied fish-tail braid with a middle part, makes way to expose the traditional vermilion on your forehead.
With no pre-wedding fanfare, Jhanvi and Akshay chose intention over indulgence—creating a wedding day that was raw, real, and emotionally resonant.
In the quiet charm of Karjat, Prajakta Koli's wedding unfolded like a scene from a rom-com.
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